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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LOR SAIE-SACRIFICE-TO SELL IN FEW DAYS,
IL Will offer several beautiful Lots square only from
handsJHest circle in Washington, at figures far below
market value. Come quick they must go. OWNER,
Star office. It,
NOR SALE-THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE
Lots, by 5. c. HILL corner 9Th and SITS. f.1Stjt'
NOR SALE-WE CAN OFFER A NUMBER OF
Il choice Lots ill Whitney Close at very small adj
vance. A. p. HILL CO.,
f2o-2w 1888 street.
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1UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE UABLEIMPROvEDRKAL
s szsH5ESs sSaz4? faE
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
TIE dsy Ct 81 ssss On II.
e. ne Se we ON WI s enc
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ he foiiosi i p p.rce. Of
$50 in the City Of Washington in the District u Col
TIE . a Sna
513 SEVENTH STREET and one story back building;
sEcoND he SOUTH S hall SaI of 10. numbered eleven
ys s1EkE P SS iSur
building and building in the rear
THIRD: Part Of lot numbered six (6). BEGINNING
thirty 800 foet alley running thence east about
Thirty sty9ys 5 feet eleven inches thence south
sss :sss sSsR
The abgSs property offers unusual to
Terms o. sale as provided by decree are onefOurth
~ cash balance in one o. two 2) and three 60 years
required ali cash 1t option Of purchaser OF pur
chasers Upon confirmation Of sale and payment of
hs WI ss
slH not STmPhed with in ten % days the trustees
enc :t
Of IN the third parcel of ground will Be required
WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee,
JAMES H sAvnLE; II f9a sc ST. NV
,s-a REGINALD rEsDAI s.; f s. ! W.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
the & he ysse Until ME
- ''''' A''' AAS William 1aff GORDON, Trustee,
JAMES Il. sAv11LF, Jfastss:
,o...,. REGINALD FEsDALi. trustee:
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were the readings O. the signsl once to-day: 3 Z
n. 2ei An, Ni II an ~; 2pms n; msxi'
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MEANS 4 co.
WHEATIEY'S STEAM DYE WORKS
THE RueH Ts OVER

An work finished and ready tor delivery. Msny
eosnks 70 my friends and patrons for their patient IN
snssss B: c SPn 81 sss Sc eo
g % il proMpts. Sns nox 1--we snps 5oscs "a
every facility T. Ah II osdsss 1I&. Psonp!ns.. "A
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MARRIED.

wILLETT-BAKER. At their residence, 1915 L
street northwest, February I'D 1887 by Rev DIR Do
mer, CHARLES H. WILLETT, of Washington, D. O.,
to MAGGIE l. BAKER, of Brooklyn, N. Y
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Interior Department Changes.

Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been made
in the Department OF the Interior:
Promotions in the Patent Office, to take effect
March 1-Ftrst assistant examiner g, 500, to
principal examiner, s2,4OO, VIM. H. Chadsey, Of
Ill; second assistant examiner, LOGO, to first
assistant, 81, SOO VIM. w. Canf1eld, OF Ill; third
assistant examiners. 81, 400, to second assistants
s, 1000, Gustav Kissing, of Nd, and Eugene A.
ByrneS, OF n. Y.
Fourth assistant examiners $1,000 to third
assistants g. 400: Charles A. Erney, OF PennSyL
vania; A. Percival knight, OF Kentucky, and Chas
8. Jones' OF Pennsylvania
Clerks 81 200 to fourth assistant examiners,
O., 200: Miss Catherine E. Campbell, of Vermont:
Miss Alice II. Morse, OF Connecticut, and Miss Au-
gusta s. Mechlin, OF the District OF Columbia.
Clerks 81 600 TO q, 200: Miss Emma &. Stephen
son, of New York; Mrs. Kate E. Mast, OF Missouri,
and Miss Anne H. Nashe, OF Missouri
Copyists 500 TO clerks 81 600: Mrs Frances T.
Hubbard, Of Ohio, and Miss Mary 8. Goddard. Of
the District OF Columbia
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A Collector OF Customs Dead.
MOBILE, ALA, Feb. 2S.-JOhn j. MCGUIRE cOllec-
tor OF customs at Pensacola and a native of Will
mington, n. c., died here this morning. aged
forty-1ve.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, Feb. 2s.-virsinis skies, con-
soldated AZ; do tenfordes, 30; do new threes, 65z
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Feb. 2s.-cotton nrm-mid-
ding, Y5sa94. Flour dull and nominally steady
Howard street and western super, 2.5Os3 10;
d de- eI I;1. s25ss7S Dc family aooss
315; do. Bio brands. 4.5Oa475; PstapscO super
lstive patent 345; do family, Old Wheat-southern
steady; red. 09s01; amber. 92s93; western hrmer
and dull; No. winter red. spot, SS'I bid; March,
Ssshas9 May 99ssoh steady: with
frmer. with fair demand: mixed. spot 45.s46k:
March. 45Aa46; April. 461sa464; May, 47.a4S
June, ,,. 47,sa4ax: steamer 42sa5H % Oats drmer
white. 37s39; western mixed, 34a36 Rye steady. So
10 ll9oa1590,, ProvtSions steady and quiet: Mess
RIBS rib sides packed 5has: B.son1shGulders SAasH
Butter frm-wssteEn packed, l6a23 creamery. 24s3O.
Coffee dullRio csrgoes, ordinary to fair, 13ks14.
Sugar steady and quiet-A soft, 51; copper refined
steady, 1Oa 104 Whisky steady and quiet 23al "a.
easier. 316d: -four. Is cd gram. 4d Ssies-whsst.
2S4, 100 bushels: corn. 2653OU bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. Feb. %, IL a. m.-May wheat
opened 1884, fell of to 7S but under steady buying
has advanced 20, and holds firm at that figure May
corn opened at 39s. but has advanced to
strong buying. May pork opened at 1885, and has
steadily advanced to 1890. May lard, 7.35.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. SITUATED
On CANAL STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH G
STREET, FIRST STREET WEST AND SOUTH

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -
ne ,f District OF Col1mbia passed in Equity. No
sale at public auction, in front Of the premises on
T U , MARCH EIGHTH, 1887, at HALF-PAST
20. in Henrietta Richards and others' recorded sub
division OF original lot 13 in square $780, with I'M
prOvements thereon.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree Onethird
OF the purchase money in cash. and the residue in equal
1nstalnents IN one and two years. with interest six
per cent deposit Of twenty five dollars viii be
CURED when each lot struck OFF, Terms of sale to be
complied with in seven days from day Of sale All
conYeyancipg at the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN e. MCNALLY, Trustee, Columbian Law BLDG
THOS BOWLING, Auct f2S-eOAuia
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west wants a New Trial.

ARGUMENTS IN THE Ckl4lNAL COVHI TO-OAHs
In the Criminal Court this morning the motion
for q new trial In the case Of the ex-clerk OF the
land once. John L West convicted Of house.
breaking and an assault with intent to kill Mrs.
Mary Irene Page In November last was argued by
Messrs. w. A. Cook and d. T. Cahtn for the de-
PENDANT and District Attorney WorthingtOn and
his afsistant Mr. Lpscomb. Nj. Cahtu submitted
q number OF affdavit5 In support OF the charge
that Jurors Brown and Webster were asleep, and
the strict attorney offered a1dav1ts OF the Jurors
denying this charge. The court admitted the
depOsitIOnS. a also that OF the deputy, James
Sprtngman, TO the effect that the jurors were not
asleep.
NINE BRRNHARDf DxI.AYKD.-Ame. Sarah Bern
hardt is expected to arrive at the Arlington to-
night from New Orleans Her train was delayed
between n Paso and New Orleans, or she would
have arrived here last night. An inspection o.
the box sheet at the National theaIer today shows
that nearly al Desirable 6eats for the six perform
apces have already been taken.
Hn INJURY WoagB THAN Was 6UIroaxD-Bd-
ward RidgWay, the young man who was shot In
the jaw Saturday morning By one OF his compan-
ions who gave his name as George R Harrison, Is
injured worse than was at nrst supposed The
bullet entered his jaw and lodged In the neck.
The physicians probed for the bullet bat failed 20
md II. Rtdgeway states that the shooting WIS
purelU accidental and does not want ht1 cocn-
panton prosecuted. The latter waS affooeoo ana
released on bail. THIS morning, In tho konce
Court he was charged undef the name q HaxS-
son. With assault. and the case was postponed
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jams MEAss So SHOE.

A SIX YOU'D RKTAILKR ToR THE
JAMS MnAss So SHOE
CAuTIoNl-Some dealers recommend inferior goods
~ ORDER % max larger profit This il the ORIGINAL
~ SHOE. Beware Of limitations which acknowledge
reputation OF the ORIGINAL.
NONE GENUINE UNLESS BEARING THIS STAMP.
JAMES MEANS o.
IL. Ims ShPs for Sent1sneH Y inside in Button Con-
0thtK CoVogt and ADgAnr0Sae. postal card eent TO
uS Mln nF1n9 y0I information how to gat this sh0e u
any staSe or territory.
J. MEANS b 90.
n lincoln Street, Boston, xaa.
sSos. e g ERE fssIS Drodacss ssss Sqs.t &
Ino9.ends who EeSE then vi te3 ySS the Es.A9D
IN uqapproAched In Durability.
fu Hnes q the above she's fcf saie IN Wa.hin8too
sps ;s2s "a 9h6 Il Ell Rsas si y, 9Th
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have been issued by Inspector Entw1sle as follows:
p n Larner erect brick dwelling, s., 600, between
nth and 18th streets northwest. II. Tally, repair
No. 434 18th street northwest, 800. j. B. NOurse,
repair house on Tenleytown road, 500. j. s.
Noel repair 1904 9TH street northwest; 500. ME-.
Fealey, repair 1OO1 New Jersey avenue north
west; $500.
MECEILANB0UB
Major Moore recommends that Samuel Good
man be appointed station keeper, vice VIM H..
Lang, resigned, to take effect March !, 1887.
The Commissioners have granted baHoom u
cenSeS to Beulah Lyles and Daniel Flynn; also q
wholesale LIQUOR license to BassfOrd CaOtworthy.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
U1HOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

TnNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer
TWO ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIR
ROkS. FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, VERY
HANDSOME EBONY PARLOR SUIT, WALNUT
PARLOR SUITS, GILT RECEPTION CHAIRS,
HANDSOME EBONY TABLES, COUCH, LIBRA,
RI TABLE. WALNUT SECRET AIRY, EBONY
CABINET. FINE WINDOW HANGINGS, FINE FINE
TIE HOUSE, LARGE SMYRNA CARPETS AND
RUGS, MARBLE TOP ASH CHAMBER SUITE
MATTRESSES, HUSK MATTRESSES FEATHER
TIII0MS AND BOLSTERS, FINE SPRINGS
VALUE
On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH FIRST, 1887,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No. 1888
niture,
f24-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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CHICAGO, Feb 2S.-A formal boycott has been
issued by the executive committee OF district as
sembly, NO. "A. Knights OF Labor, against the
shoe manufacturing firms Of Sell, Schwab & Co.
and c. II. Fargo Co., on the ground that both
persist In employing prison labor.
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New York Stool

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 pm. prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. u. Dodge, 5:}9 18th street:
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
Lot 2Ox1lO, ON SEVENTH STREET NORTH.
EASY, BETWEEN AND X STREETS, AT AUG
T ss tfc2 9Rs s # spfpn e.
FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ. ~1.
Terms: One third cash balance one and two years
or al cash Fifty dollars deposit when this property
is struck of. WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co,
1So-3t Auctioneers.
TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON LAWRENCE STREET, BE.
MN q AND s. EIGHTEENTH AND NINE
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July 80, 1886.
and recorded in liber No. 1885, folio 3S5 Of
eel at public auction in front OF the premises on
TUESDAY. the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, A. o. 1887
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p M the following
real estate situate in the city of
the District Aforesaid known lots seventy
and seyenty-fve C5) OF Edwin E. Msyhew's recorded
SUBDIVISION OF certain lots in square hundred and
thirty three 1888, together with the improvements,
consisting Of two frame dwellings,.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance in six and
Twelve months to be secured upon premises sold with
interest 1T per cent annum from day Of sale or
cash. at option OF purchaser deposit of $50 per lot
required at time Of sale Terms be complied with
In ten days from day of SALE Conveyanciig and re-
cord1ng at purchasers cost.
FREDERICK C. NAUCK
17-d&ds FERDINAND SCHMIDT, trustees.
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SMALL REDUCTION IN THE PUBLIC DKBr.-It is
estimated at the Treasury department that the
reduction Of the public debt during February Will
amount to about q million and three-QuarterS
The small reduction is attributed to heavy pension
PAYMENTS during the month.
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MINISTER PENDIkToN win sail from New York
on Thursday for his post at Berlin This removes
him from any chance OF appointment to cabinet
ONCE or to be an interstate commerce commits
1
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TIE PRESIDENTS REcKPTIoH-The President held
q large public reception this afternoon. Among
the visitors were Senator Payne and Representa-
tive Anderson accompanied BY number of MEN,
ell, Mr.. Oliver w. Peabody, OF Boston, and o num-
M oYcuH1QniSfR
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ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 23.-The experiments with
a new explosive, which have been made under the
supervision OF the government, have been attended
with great success. The explosive possesses fif.
teen times greater destructive power than gun
powder. 1t does not produce any smoke.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ASsIGNEEs SALE OF GOOD WILL. STOCK FIX.
TURES &c, OF DRUG STORE. No. 1901 I
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of assignment Riyen tn ma and
duly recorded i'll Iiber No. 1923, folio n ct seo one
OF the land records of the District of Columbia will
sell ON THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF MARCH
AID 1887, on the premises, Al TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON,
THE GOODWILL. STOCK OF DRUGS. SODA
FOUNTAIN, FIXTURES &C.,
Contained III store No. 1901 street northwest
good opportunity for q druggist to purchase an
established BUSINESS.
Terms cash.
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FOR SALE@LOTS.

I,OR sALE-FINE LOT, 1sx1OO, T ST.. BET. 18TH
u and 14th, u. 90. Two Lots, Columbia road. near
Heights, 25c. BAXTER Mac 0OWAN,
fl6-Sts 1OOS-1O1O st
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MISERABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
X ~, ,RIROPERTh ON MERIDIAN HILL.
At HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK, We viii sell in AcEs7
front OF the premises ssss:::I
Lot ., Block D. Meridian Hill, improved by q new
mDstantlal Iron Dwelling, finished in modern STYLE
situated on Erie street. be tween 10th and 18th
ALSO,
Lots and o. Block 10, Meridian HILL and several
other Lots in same vicinity
Property in this neghborhood has and Is rapidly adj
property in the District.
Terms: One-third cash balance in 1 and years,
NOTES 70 pear SIX per cent interest payable semi
sold deposit OF 800 on each lot required at time
Of SAFE Conyeyancing, &c, At cost Of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in ten dsyg
f26-d&dS DUNCANSON BROS ArcfionAers
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LOT OF BRUSSELS
CARPETS. OILcCLOTH AND MATING OFFICE
DESKS AND CHAIRS, OFFICE TABLES, PIG
EON HOLES WATER COOLERS, &c 60.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH SECOND
1887, commencing At TEN O'CLOCK, in front Of the
auction rooms of Thomas Bowling, i 18th street aud
Pennsylvania avenue. will sell to the highest bidder
for cash the above goods.
ALSO,
On THURSDAY, THIRD MARCH. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK. at the Treasury Department two large and
one small Fire-ProO Safe ~A~
G. 8. FAIRCHIID.
fZsS-0t6 Asst Secretary T'raa
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SALE ALUABLEIMPROVEDRKAI.
ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN K
AZ ASD s STREETS N0RTHWEsT. IN THE CITY
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f'oE sAIE- HOUSES. LARGE AND SMALL, IN
- al sections Of the city. Call for list GEU. W.
LIAhlAS. cor 18TH md II ST. Nv. u5-lm
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD; ELzEMoNA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
lNlCLAIkVOiANT, born with Second Sight Every
n nsaa On mEsssry Fsvsssd Finds lost or 6.sd
Gives success In business. RAmoves I'll family tlp.
hlef causes speedy marriages Brings aepexAted to-
9et4er Meyer 1Ais Gives picture Of one you marry.
AZ! in trouble consult this oaEyyspt Gurea sicknssS
9th st. bet. D and sta NV f26-4fs
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IyOR SALE-TwO LOTS on 2'D, BET L AND n
Il sts each 2Ox only 65: terms easy These are very
economical lots, and the location is desirable Tor me-
diIlln houses. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
f2.1-3t 900 ST. NV.
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I,OR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE CORNER LOT
on Meridian Hill. having south front Of $50 IT,;
vii be sold cheap. NJ. NJ. PARKER, 14lS st. NV.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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E Park, Zoe Meridian I'M. SOC. 10 4Oc: Lanier
Heights, 30c to 40c Mt Pleasant, 1Sc to 3oc; Whit
ney Close, 15c. to Soc
The Washington critic., 1887-09-28
The TaAVa.s2F ~ulJT.
Sn1.r nut fsuurn ut t...ti.ts o" I'd
Vus oT q Hsu;r.ypu.
llI'P4;lFI-iii.~
rronl I" H"a =. s.1,tici"


For bo',uu-; g. m. .Cy''n11t g'sngo q ear7D
man pnrlur cutsi, u uAi li.ipH NJ; 1895,
g . dimitcd, all pgriIr cars, 40, TO- ii:O
For Philadelphla-i.a5 o. go Oimitcij, II
and ii;41 a. M. daily for New York and
philndolphlaG 1893, ., timitcd), 4lO,
600, 10 and 1l.2O p. m.
For Baltlmore-G:35, 7.2j, o, 9:l0 limltedl, $50,
IL daily except sunday, and ii.iO 4. m;
1905 (accomOdatlonJ, =, ! NimitedD, $40,
4.2O, $40, 600. $40. 10 and il:l0 p. m. on
Sunday Of lyat 0:Ob a. m, local for Balti-
more and way stations.
For Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. Louis-0:j1 q
m. limltedD and $40 and 10 p. m.
For Buffalo, Elmira and HarrisOurg-9:jO q.
IN. and 10 p. m.
For AnnapOlls-i.l5 a, m, 1905, d'i0 and 800
p. m. (sundays at 0 a. m. and 4:i0 p. M
For Popc's Creek Lino-1.l5 q. m, 4.i0 y. m.
on week days only.
For AlexandriR-G G.i5, $40, t057 a. m; 1901,
2,O5, i.2j, i35, GOi, sos, 1905, and 1851 p. m,
lsunaays AT Z, $40, OA0, lO:j', a. m; ESQ, Col
For Richmond and the south-G and 1857 a.
m, and f35 p, m, daily except sunday
via Atlantic Coast Line,
For Cincinnati, Louisville and 50. Louis, via
Chesapeake and OhiJ-530p. m.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
folk-GOO aud 1857 a, m. except Sundays,)
For Locsburg, Round HI and points on W. o.
M,-s'l9a a. IN. daily except sunday
and 4ii y. m
For Manassas, Thoroughfare Gan aud Front
Ruyal-2:3j p. m, except Sundays.
For Warronton-s:3o a. m 5.20p. m. daily
For Lynchburg, Atlanta and New Orietus-
$50. Pud 1l.20 y, m. daily for Atlanta,
and Il y. M, via Midland.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-28
Amusement Notes.

The wet weather has been less of a
dampener to the ardor Of theatre-goers
than might have been expected.
A remarkably good-looking chorus Is an
attractive feature Of "Little Tycoon"
The stage settings in "Beacon Lights"
are exceptionally handsome and appro-
pirate.
The dramatic luminarles presenting
"Beacon Lightsn are twinkling with con
siderable success at the National.
"Bob Graham's" verse on the Thistle and
Volunteer in his topical song, "Caun't Do
1t, You Know" carries things by storm at
Albaugh's this week.
"Across the Continent is amusing good
houses at the Bijou. Frank |. Frayne in
"Mardo" next week.
Seats will be on sale tomorrow for Nc
Nish, johnson & Slavins' Minstrels at AL
baugh's, and Ezra Kendall's ''Pair OF Kids"
at the National, next week.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-28
The FurneII.Gould NuptiaIs.

Miss Mary Hurst Purnell, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. Littleton b. Purnell, OF the firm
OF Hurst, Purnell & Co., Of Baltimore, and
DR.. Elgin Ralston Lowell Gould, of Wash
ingtop, statistician in the bureau OF labor
and lecturer at Johns Hopkins University,
were married at $3.50 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon at Woodland, Baltimore county,
Md, the residence Of the BRIDES father.
The service was read by Rev. Andrew Long
acre in the open air under the oak and
hickory trees. Messrs. Seely, Hatch and
DR.. Lane Of this city were among the
groomsmen. The bride wore cream white
satin, lilly OF the valley trimmings and car
ried q bouquet of that beautiful flower. She
wore the diamond gifts of her husband.
After two months visit to California the
bride and groom will make their residence
In this city,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-28
IN AN ENGINE CAB.
A Characteristic Incident of Mrs.
Cleveland's Trip to New York State.

A Characteristic Incident of Mrs.
Cleveland's Trip to New York State.
An incident which occurred on Mra.
Cleveland's recent trip to New York State,
and which is SO thoroughly illustrative OF
her graciousness and real democracy as to
be worthy Of record, is thus related to
CRITIC representative.
The train had Just pulled into station
on the Rome, Watertown and Ogdeusburg
road when the engineer opened the door OF
the special car, defred his cap and inquired
In tone Of bluff heartiness: "Would not
the first lady in the land like to ride on the
locomotivef"
"That is just what the first lady In the
land would like to do" laughingly replied
Mrs. Cleveland, as she allowed herself to
be assisted to seat in the engine cab.
She remained there sometime aud was
fully initiated into the mysteries of the iron
horse. On rejoiniDg the Presidential party
she expressed herself as greatly pleased and
interested by her novel experience. A few
days later she met the same engineer on
the street In Albany and gave him pleas
ant bow OF recognition. He was completely
taken aback at her remembrance, but
finally managed to acknowledge 1t. lie
was, however, much elated, and afterwards,
In describing 1t, said: 81 was all used up"
The Washington critic., 1887-09-28
WASHINGTON CRITIC
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1857.
ADVERTISE WE'LL.


Advertise well tits the secret OF glory,
stick TO this principle fact as leecb;
Think Of tho names that are famous In
ttory; advertise well lie the lesson they
teach.
How have men comprised 20 wide con-
nection, made the world swallow their
nostrums at Will
IT'S that by constant and serious reflection,
advertise well is the principle still.
Advertise well you will never repent IL;
nothing more wise can business man
do.
Stick to this motto and never forget II;
advertise well--it will pull you safe
through.
Advertise well do not think what twill
cost you; publishers bills are but
friends In disguise.
How do you know what your caution has
lost you Would you bo wealthy, you
must advertise.
Advertise well though business he waning;
those who spend freest must win in the
end.
Up and be doing no need for complaining;
act for yourself, and be your own
friend
Advertise well all lanes have q turning;
nothing pays better than paper and Ink.
Thousands who daily this motto are spuru-
ing, hnd that II brings them to bank
ruiscy's brink.
i [Yonkers Gazette.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-28
The v. M. q. A. Opcning.

The Literary Society Of the Young Mems
Christian Association gives Its opening re-
ception for the season at the society's par
lors, 1909 New York avenue, tonight. The
following programme will he presented:
Overture, Professor Theo. 1. King; soprano
solo, Miss Carrie V. Kidwell; recitation,
Miss Anita Hendrie; Indian club exercise,
a. f. Adams; flute solo, II. W. I. Jenner;
recitation, Miss Anita Ileudrie; contralto
solo, Miss Anna Nixon; debate, subject,
(Which is the greatest invention or dis.
covery Of the nineteenth century, Measrs.
II A. Garner, J.. II. Wheeler, George f.
Williams and g. Il. Herring.